A Level Geography
A Level
Online
Description
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Type
A Level
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Methodology
Online
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Duration
2 Years
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Online campus
Yes
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Delivery of study materials
Yes
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Support service
Yes
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Virtual classes
Yes
An interesting and modern approach is provided to a rapidly developing subject. Areas studied include: rivers, coasts, demography, energy resources, climate, plate tectonics, development and conflict.
About this course
After successful completion of this course you can progress into Higher Education to study an honours degree or into employment studying for a professional qualification.
Science and maths skills are increasingly important in the workplace. Those specialising in these subjects can progress to a wide range of careers including banking, health, research, engineering, conservation, energy development, accountancy, law
You will require a minimum of 6 GCSEs at grades A*-C including English and maths grades 9-5 (formerly A*-C).
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Subjects
- Floods
- Floods and Management
- Management
- Physical
- Human Geography
- Geography
- Population change
- Coastal Environments
- Energy Issues
- Environments
- Basic Skills
Course programme
AS Unit GEOG1 – Physical and Human Geography
Core
- Rivers, Floods and Management
- Population Change
Options
- Coastal Environments
- Energy Issues
2 hours written examination
Short and extended questions
120 marks; 4 sections (one on each topic)
AS Level – 70%
AS Unit GEOG2 – Geographical Skills
- Basic Skills
- Investigative Skills
- Cartographic Skills
- Graphical Skills
- ICT Skills
- Statistical Skills
1 hour written examination
Short answer questions.
50 marks; 2 sections (skills and fieldwork) with equal weighting given to both sections.
Skills questions are based on the 2 core units.
AS Level – 30%
A2 Unit GEOG3 – Contemporary Geographical Issues
- Contemporary Conflicts and Challenges
- Plate Tectonics and associated Hazards
- Development and Globalisation
2 hours 30 minutes written examination
Short and extended questions, plus one essay
90 marks; 3 sections (one on each topic)
A2 Level – 60%
GEOG4a – Geography Fieldwork Investigation
1 hour 30 minutes written examination
Short and extended questions 60 marks; 2 sections (skills and fieldwork) with more weighting being given to fieldwork section.
A2 Level – 40%
A Level Geography